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The reason why I asked because UNT looked slow last year when SMU played them. Just wonder if the new coach recruited more speed that would be on the field immediately.

I thought Vito's piece actually was somewhat like a homer.

What kind of speed does UNT have at the wide receiver and running back positions?

Usually at most schools they always say they trust the staff even before they have any results from their recruiting. EJ is pretty good on identified talent and has a good track record of identifying under the radar players over the years. Probably need to wait to see how a few of their recruits turn out before trusting or not trusting in the current staff. That being said we'll find out soon one way or the other how this current staff recruits at UNT.

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/6123641/highlights/289882383

That Lancaster DT is there for the taking imo.

No, just passing along the article. Here is another kid that just switched positions from LB to DT and is an under the radar recruit DT at 6'1 275. He won D Line MVP honors at the East Texas Scout combine. http://www.scout.com/college/football/recruiting/story/1672626-clips-of-etx-combine-d-line-mvp

I agree. If UNT hit everyone of those kids I think they would get a lot of them.

JC transfer is 6'5 215 and looks like a good passer.

I think UNT could get the DT from Lancaster and the DT from Kennedale. SMU is full on their defensive commits regard the Lancaster DT and UNT is a lot closer to home for the Kennedale DT than Army, Navy or Air Force.. These would be monster lands imo and they could anchor the UNT defensive line for years to come. And it is do-able.

Good article on some under the radar recruits. http://texas.247sports.com/ContentGallery/A-look-at-the-states-best-under-the-radar-recruits--45689795